Julia stiles abandons the position as governess over the children, with her daughter following grandfather's footsteps with watch. Columbian trade sells out, shipping Cocoa and Plantains, originally used to wash palate for new word, but the course of England and the brown horse remains the same. The men sacrifice the tongue, She warns of her daughters following the same path, sacrificing the tongue, with a Speedman Jack blueberry "ehm-ha". World sealed until 2025, for South America to rise again, again testing the World course whether the "word and promise" remains an old path.

Any fan of horror will likely get a couple kicks out of this...

That said... There is nothing new. Plot line is totally formulaic... You "should" be able to guess the outcome by about 10 seconds in...

Crappy jump scares...

I dunno... I'm leaving it at 2... it wasn't awful... if you haven't seen it before, it "might" be worth a watch...

Not sure why there are so many low scores here. Personally, I found this one of the most interesting and unique ghost stories I've ever seen before. Still, there's nothing quite like the Japanese horror flick, 回路 (Kairo), or Circuit, though better known as Pulse. First time I saw that, it was terrifying and I just couldn't get over it. Out of the Dark has a very unique setting and premise. Please give it a try and an open mind. Julia Stiles is incredible in this movie, if you watch it for no other reason. Do yourself a favor and watch it! Just give it ta try! Good luck.

The trailer for this movie made it look like it was going to suck, and I admit I was hesitant to rent it. However, it turned out to be a decent movie. I don't know if it was really scary, though I'm not easily scared after watching Japanese horrors for so many years. The plot held together well, the actors were decent--and actually it kept a good pace, which really surprised me. I was expecting it to be slow in development. However, it grabbed my interest from the beginning, and it didn't waste a lot of time getting into the story.

Oh where have you been Julia Stiles? I feel like it's been years since I've seen you. And one day I'm searching for movies on Amazon and I find that you are passing your time in a slightly serviceable movie entitled "Out of the Dark."

Julia and her husband (guy from Underworld) move to South America (I can't remember the country) to help her father with his business. It isn't long before child disappears and everyone is running around (appropriately) like mad men (and women) seeking to find her.

But the jungle holds secrets (how did you like that line?) .... but the jungle holds secrets ... as does the H20 and the natives around them. Will Julia be able to find her little girl before it's too late?

"Out of the Dark" is not particularly suspenseful, and the actors all seemed to be a bit bored with the script. (Is it Friday? Can I get my check?) And I never quite understood why mother, father, and daughter had three different accents. But if you have nothing to do and 4 dollars to toss out the window, it certainly worth playing in the background while you look for a more suspenseful movie.

An 'okay' movie with predictable jump scares and formulaic plot. For those who enjoy a great "edge-of-your-seat" thriller, this will disappoint you. It's really not that scary. My suggestion: Not worth buying. Barely worth renting. Honestly... it's better to wait and see if it releases on Amazon Prime. The scare level on this is about the same as a Goosebumps novel.

Very good thriller!!!!! Glad I watched it.

Wow. They do a good job of hooking you in to find out what happened. Until you realize at the conclusion that what happened is you just wasted two hours of your life. It's really too bad, because the actors did what they could with what they had, and it could've been interesting. Anyway, use your money and time for something much more beneficial and enjoyable, like colon hydrotherapy.